Currently, GGS continues its two main series, Tales From the Hill, during fall/winter/spring in the Guelph Civic Museum; and Tea n Tales, summers, in the idylic outdoor setting of the Guelph Enabling Garden.
In addition, we offer tutoring evenings.
Annual membership is $10. (Click here or email inquiries.)
GGS members respond to requests for telling in Guelph Public Library, senior homes, schools, churches, Scouts / Guides, birthday parties, community events, etc.
Guelph is recognized for its vibrant, rich arts identity and diversity and GGS is proud to make a contribution to that rich tapestry.
The Guelph Guild of Storytellers (GGS) was founded in 1984 by a small group of Guelph authors and tellers, including Robert Munsch, Jean Little and Ann Estill. Now, decades later, it continues to champion storytelling with the same spirit of love for the spoken word and desire to share stories to entertain, engage, inspire wonder, curiosity, and appreciation, to spark imagination, and to inform. From the beginning, the search was for adult audiences to share and nurture the ancient art and to encourage tellers of all levels. For years, members regularly got together to build and polish stories, often around a theme; to